Law Roach Talks Magnum Gig in Cannes, Styling Ariana Grande’s Tour
Law Roach has long identified as an “image architect,” but Magnum amended that title for Cannes by appointing the veteran…
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Cannes Welcomes Dominga Sotomayor, Lisandro Alonso, Manuela Martelli
Chile boasts a milestone presence in Cannes this year with new or consolidating companies leading the charge. Among them is…
Distinctive African Cinema Takes the Cannes Spotlight With Stories That May Surprise You
The Croisette will host a star-studded movie by Nigerian-born twins, the first film by a Rwandan director in the Official…
Jordana Brewster on Fast & Furious at Cannes, Paul Walker’s Legacy
Over the past 25 years, Jordana Brewster has raced around the globe with the “Fast and Furious” movies — from…
Why Cannes Is Like the Hunger Games for Makeup Artists
Drama is not exclusive to the big screen in Cannes. Naïma Bremer — a celebrity makeup artist and Fenty global…
Female Directors at Cannes Can’t Break the Auteur Glass Ceiling
In 2018, Ava DuVernay, Cate Blanchett, Agnès Varda, Kristen Stewart and over 80 other female filmmakers stood on the steps of the Palais at the…
Strong Catalan Presence in Cannes Reflects Region’s Trustworthiness
Following a banner year in 2025 with Carla Simón’s “Romería” and Oliver Laxe’s “Sirāt” in Cannes competition, Catalan cinema makes…
The Outsider Who Walked Into Cannes With Three Competition Films
Marco Perego, a conceptual artist whose work has been displayed around the world, grew up on world cinema and tends…
Aina Clotet on Broaching Untold Women Stories With Cannes Title ‘Viva’
When Spanish actor-turned-director Aina Clotet received a call that her directorial feature debut “Viva” was shortlisted for Cannes‘ prestigious Critics’…
Sundance Winner Blerta Basholli on Cannes Critics’ Week Premiere ‘Dua’
Blerta Basholli’s second feature film “Dua” has just had its world premiere on May 13 during Cannes’ Critics’ Week. It…